NATO Faces U S Role as Eastern Europe Shifts
President Bush pressed NATO to decide if the United States remains a strong pillar of European security as leaders adopt a new military strategy amid reduced Soviet threats. He urged alliance unity and warned that a Franco German plan for a joint force could sideline the United States.
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Douglas County tax bills ready to mail this week
Douglas County Treasurer Nancy Hempen prepared 35097 tax bills covering real estate and personal property including motor homes and boats. Bills mail by week end or early next week with the first half due December 20, protests allowed with payment and form at the county courthouse.
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Court asks Supreme Court to clarify abortion stand
Abortion rights groups petition the Supreme Court to reaffirm Roe v. Wade as a fundamental right, warning a shift to a more conservative court could trigger a broad political backlash against Bush. The filing aims to prompt review in the current term, potentially before the 1992 election. court timetable remains uncertain.
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Harvard study says study groups boost college success
Harvard University released a report urging undergraduates to form study groups with peers and advisers and to enroll in at least one small seminar each semester. The findings, echoed by KU leaders, stress active engagement and regular adviser meetings as keys to better learning outcomes.
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Timeline on K-10 golf project eyed by Lawrence panel
Lawrence officials discuss deadlines for a private 18 hole public golf course east of town. Commissioner Bob Schumm urges moving from dream to action and wants developer Jeff Gazaway to publish survey blueprints investor timing and construction dates. If progress stalls the city may pursue a publicly owned Clinton Lake course.
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Jayhawks to host Huskers amid surprise from NU booster
Nebraska fans and coach Glen Mason express amazement at NU football program as Kansas prepares to host Nebraska on Saturday. Page 2A notes ceremonies marking an anniversary and a cautious crowd as officials stage events amid a few thousand Communist diehards.
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November Cold Snap Sets Record Lows Across Region
The current cold snap has produced five new low temperature records in November with six nights counted. On Wednesday the thermometer fell to 13 degrees, beating the 19 degree mark set in 1971. Forecaster John Woynick notes Canadian air and a high pressure system over western Iowa drive the unusually early chill. See Current, page 7A.
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